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Marcio AleksandraviciusLandowner David Hampton planted larch pines in a Douglas fir forest in Oregon in the shape of a giant, 300 feet smiley face 🙂
Every autumn, the larch pines turn orange, and the smiley face stands out.
CanadaMan 🏳🌈 :3@marcioaleks this is so cute I cant, they made the trees into just a little guy 
Devon Strang
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https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/1071?installation_image_index=9
https://berndhopfengaertner.net/projects/hello-world/
edit: added link to the project on their website
raDDler@marcioaleks The German edition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forest_swastika?wprov=sfla1 🙄
Fortunately destroyed in the meantime.
Cody Boone Ferguson@der_raDDler @marcioaleks the Hakenkreuzwald was my first thought too. I might be wrong but there might be others out there too. The one you referred to wasn’t noticed for years. And there’s also a mountain range (or maybe it’s trees now I look at it again) though I couldn’t determine if it was a real photo or not. Not that I tried much. I know of a little plot of land that is maintained to have a happy face. Like a crop circle I guess.
ALF
TeflonTrout@marcioaleks That's No. 1: the Larch
Le Néandertal se sent las, las
xs4me2Good one 🤭
Echo 🦊
Andy Stabler@marcioaleks In Scotland we have The Treenis. https://maps.app.goo.gl/25PDTG96XGMDMbEU8?g_st=ic
Alan is @cogdog 🇨🇦This maybe like what you were seeking @lauraritchie ??
Laura Ritchie 🌸@cogdog That and tacos. :)
Always time for a good taco!
(I need to carve time to write some blog posts!)
Josh CarlsonDo we know where in Oregon this is? I would love to create a time-lapse of the face fading in and out of the course of a year.
The Mïghty Kräcken@jcarlson @marcioaleks It's between Spirit Mountain Casino and the Willamina turn-off, visible while driving eastbound, to the right of the road.
zl2todYarg. Not quite big enough to show up on Landsat, at least, not in enough detail to tell it's a smile.
@jcarlson @marcioaleks Here it is on Google Maps. It's definitely big enough to show up, but I had to rotate the view 180° or so to get it right side up, and the picture was taken at the wrong time of year.
Yeah, I can see it on ordinary satellite. I was just hoping it could be recognized from Landsat, so that I could get frequent enough images of it to show a good time lapse, but no luck.
@Klaxun @marcioaleks Maybe I'll do it anyway, just for kicks.
"watch this fuzzy orange patch appear and disappear!"
@jcarlson
Be sure to tag me in it when you do, so I can glory in the fuzz.
Be sure to tag me in it when you do, so I can glory in the fuzz.
Gooey Time Kilroy@jcarlson @marcioaleks It's apparently west of Sheridan just off of Highway 18/22. Looks like there's a viewpoint right on the highway itself for checking it out! (If you look up Smiley Face Hill on Google Maps you'll be able to find it quickly!)
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Chartreuse@marcioaleks I love it, especially as it appears to be on a hill so that people can see it without being in the air.
Laukidh@marcioaleks similar idea, Simi Valley has Happy Face Hill. It’s always nice to see it after a long drive; tells me I’m almost home. https://www.conejovalleyguide.com/welcome/happy-face-hill-in-simi-valley-has-brought-smiles-to-118-fre.html
Happy Face Hill in Simi Valley Has Brought Smiles to 118 Freeway Drivers Since 1998 — Conejo Valley Guide | Conejo Valley Events
Perhaps the most visible cultural icon in Simi Valley is "Happy Face Hill" seen by westbound drivers on the 118 freeway just west of Kuehner Drive . Although Northridge gardener Sonny Klamerus does not own the land used to display his creation that has been there since 1998, apparently
NEPŘÁTELSKÉ EMOCE 🇺🇦🇨🇿@marcioaleks not gonna do shrooms in these woods
Tricot Feelya@marcioaleks Have a nice day!
piuvas 
Cesi